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hubcap
a metal cap fitting onto the hub of a wheel, esp a stainless steel or chromium-plated one
hubcap [′həb‚kap]
(design engineering)
A metal cap fastened or clamped to the end of an axle, as on motor vehicles.
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Violating ads will be removed at the cost of the frims that put them up and companies have asked to cooperate with the Road Transport Authroity, comply with its rules, and observe the limits of the granted permits without jeopardising the standards of safety and the aesthetic values of the emirate.
130 Firms Get RTA Notice for Illegal Hoardings by Khaleej Times (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
Data was collected from 228 demolition, construction, civil engineering and refurbishment frims to calculate the total waste produced in Wales.
Wales: How to curb 1m tonnes of landfill by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Some state legislatures have taken a different approach: compelling frims to distribute a predetermined ratio of dividends to earnings each year.
Shareholder dividend options by Goshen, Zohar / Yale Law Journal
 
 
 
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